David Sanger
The Strategist
The long view, patient, analytical, playing several moves ahead.
David Sanger is a seasoned journalist and national security expert who provides deep insights into the intricacies of international relations and security threats. This interview reveals his ability to cut through the noise of political discourse to focus on the strategic implications of cyber and nuclear challenges.
“Raise your hand. So I had had some summer internships, including one at the Wall Street Journal with a wonderful editor in the Boston Bureau of the Journal who was fascinated by this newfangled thing that was coming out called a personal computer being built by Apple.”
“The Chinese leadership is in deep trouble, and they know it. So they've got a lot of weaknesses and vulnerabilities, but we're not spending our time thinking about What areas we can really cooperate with them on other than North Korea, and what areas we have to set or say we're all going to grow together.”
“The agreement has been quite effective for at least the year and a half it has been actually implemented and in effect. We have not found any evidence, U.S.”
“The second option is that the president decides he's actually going to take some kind of limited military action, a preemptive strike against some of the launch facilities or some of the nuclear facilities. If he did this in a kinetic way to blow things up, it's got all the risks that you just described.”
The Axe Files with David Axelrod — Ep. 195 - David Sanger
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